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Big Bill's Blues - Студийный альбом от Big Bill Broonzy. В альбом вошло 16 треков.

If you're going to sweat a Big Bill Broonzy collection down to only one disc, this is the one to keep in the collection. It's really his most representative work, highlighting most of the best-known numbers from his extensive repertoire and the highlights (including a hilarious "When I've Been Drinkin'," in which he supposedly downs several shots on microphone during the take) are numerous.

From the albums: Big Bill's Blues (cd one 1-10) Big Bill Bronzy Sings The Blues (cd one 11-17) Folk Blues (cd two 1-8) The Blues (cd two 9-20) From 1949 sessions: cd one 18-19, cd two 21-26.

Album: released as a single (1956). Get the Sheet Music License This Song. songfacts ®. Not to be confused with the earlier vocal track "Big Bill Blues," this acoustic guitar instrumental sees Broonzy showboating. Running to nearly five minutes, it also features Kansas Fields on drums. More songs from Big Bill Broonzy. More instrumental songs. More songs from 1956.

Big Bill Broonzy - See See Rider 06:03. Big Bill Broonzy - When I've Been Drinkin' 04:01. The Famous Hokum Boys - Big Bill Broonzy, The Famous Hokum Boys. Four Classic Albums Plus (Big Bill’s Blues, Big Bill Broonzy Sings The Blues, Folk Blues, The Blues) - Big Bill Broonzy. Play Your Hand - Big Bill Broonzy. Big Bill Broonzy - Big Bill Broonzy. Big Bill Blues - Big Bill Broonzy.

Big Bill Broonzy, born Lee Bradley in 1893, switched from violin to acoustic guitar and moved from his native Jefferson County, Arkansas, to Chicago by the early Twenties, where he began carving a unique musical niche that melded folk, country blues, ragtime, spirituals and hokum (a style of comedic blues spawned in the late Twenties). While his early records explored the influences of Blind Blake, Blind Lemon Jefferson and Son House, in the early Forties Big Bill switched to electric guitar, kickstarting what became postwar Chicago blues

This album has an average beat per minute of 105 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 51/165 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Big Bill's Blues. BPM Profile Big Bill's Blues. Album starts at 80BPM, ends at 138BPM (+58), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Big Bill Broonzy.